Tutorials, guides and technical articles.
Deep dive into GSD Core (formerly Get Shit Done): 33 agents, wave execution, 200K fresh context per subagent, and the Discuss→Plan→Execute→Verify→Ship phase loop. How to install it, when to use it, and when not to.
An architectural analysis of how the 'Grill Me' skill fits into the historical tension between honoring the specification and constantly challenging it through adversarial prompts.
Discover how Matt Pocock's viral skill is transforming AI-assisted development by forcing agents to ruthlessly question your design before writing a single line of code.
Why Matt Pocock's skills are small, composable, and opinionated — and how they compare to Spec Kit, OpenSpec, and BMAD for AI-assisted Android development.
Discover my OpenCode subagents workflow to automate complex tasks, build parallel pipelines, and solve problems without leaving the terminal context.
Matt Pocock's /grill-me skill forces adversarial alignment before coding. SDD frameworks enforce architectural contracts. We test whether these two philosophies can actually work together in a single workflow — and where they genuinely conflict.
